How do I connect the RTOM Single-Zone Trigger to my drum module?

The RTOM Single-Zone Trigger features a standard 1/4-inch output jack. Simply connect a standard 1/4-inch instrument cable from the trigger to an available trigger input on your electronic drum module or audio interface. Once connected, your module will interpret the trigger's signal, allowing you to play your chosen drum sounds.

What does "single-zone" mean for this drum trigger?

A "single-zone" trigger means it detects a single type of hit from one specific area of the drum head. For this RTOM trigger, it will register a hit on the main playing surface of your Black Hole mesh head. Unlike multi-zone triggers that can differentiate between head and rim shots, this trigger provides one consistent signal for each strike, ideal for basic drum sounds.

Is the RTOM Single-Zone Trigger compatible with all drum heads?

No, the RTOM Single-Zone Trigger is specifically designed for optimal performance with RTOM Black Hole Mesh Heads. While it might physically attach to other mesh heads, its sensitivity and response are calibrated for the Black Hole system to ensure accurate and reliable triggering. For the best results, use it with the intended RTOM Black Hole Mesh Heads.